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perspective See perspective.
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is defined as the force exerted against the Earth's surface by the weight of the air molecules above it. Average atmospheric pressure at sea level is 1013.2 millibars or 29.92 inches of mercury. A drop in atmospheric pressure is often associated with cloudy or rainy weather. Conversely, high pressure is usually associated with fair weather. Variations in pressure lead to the development of winds, which in turn influence our daily weather.
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| atmosphere |
the envelope of gases, aerosols, and other materials that surrounds Earth and is held close by gravity. The gases predominantly by nitrogen, oxygen, argon, and carbon dioxide and include much smaller percentages of helium, methane, and hydrogen.
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| atmospheric pressure |
The atmosphere that surrounds the earth can be considered a reservoir of low-pressure air. Its weight exerts a pressure that varies with temperature, humidity, and altitude.
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| atmosphere |
The envelope of air surrounding the earth. Most weather events are confined to the troposphere, the lower 10 km of the atmosphere.
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